OpenHands
Integrate Intutic governance with OpenHands — the open-source AI software developer platform.
How it works
Intutic writes governance rules into an [intutic] section of your config.toml file, which OpenHands reads for configuration. The section includes the proxy URL and SOP instructions as a multi-line TOML string.
Setup
1. Ensure config.toml exists
bash
touch config.toml2. Initialize Intutic
bash
intutic init✓ Detected harnesses:
• openhands → config.toml3. Start sync
bash
intutic connectWhat gets written
Intutic writes a TOML file with an [intutic] section:
toml
# Intutic Governance Rules (auto-generated)
# DO NOT EDIT — managed by intutic sync daemon
# Last sync: 2026-06-11T22:24:00Z
[intutic]
proxy_url = "https://proxy.intutic.dev/v1"
instructions = """
## Code Review Requirements
All code changes must include unit tests...
---
## Security Policy
Never commit secrets or API keys...
"""WARNING
Intutic overwrites the entire config.toml file. If you have custom OpenHands settings, keep them in a separate config file or manage them through the Intutic dashboard.
Config details
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Harness type | openhands |
| Config file | config.toml |
| Detection | Checks for config.toml in workspace root |
| Format | TOML ([intutic] section with proxy_url and instructions) |
| Write strategy | Atomic (write to .intutic-tmp, then rename) |